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READ MOREWhen selecting a JS series helical gear-worm gear motor, there are several key parameters to consider to ensure that the motor can meet the needs of a specific application. Here are some of the main parameters:
Power: Select the appropriate motor power to meet the load requirements. Too little power may cause the motor to be overloaded, and too much power may waste energy.
Output Torque: Ensure that the motor's output torque can support the required workload. The required rated torque can be calculated based on the application.
Gear Ratio: The gear ratio determines the relationship between the motor's output speed and input speed. Selecting the appropriate gear ratio can achieve the required speed and torque.
Rated Speed: Select the appropriate rated speed to ensure that the motor can operate effectively under specific operating conditions.
Mounting Type: Select the appropriate mounting type (such as horizontal, vertical, or other mounting methods) based on the application requirements to ensure that the motor can work properly in a specific environment.
Operating Environment: Consider the operating environment in which the motor will be located, including temperature, humidity, dust, and other factors that may affect the performance of the motor.
Cooling Method: Select the appropriate cooling method (such as natural cooling or forced cooling) according to the motor power and working environment to prevent overheating.
Efficiency: Select a high-efficiency motor to reduce energy consumption and improve the overall performance of the system.
Noise Level: Select a motor with a lower noise level according to the application requirements to avoid affecting the working environment or user experience.
Vibration: Consider the vibration characteristics of the motor to ensure that there is no excessive vibration during operation, which may affect other equipment or systems.
Service Life: Consider the expected life of the motor and select wear-resistant and high-reliability materials to increase the service life.